The weekly report on research and demographics of the secular movement by Deanna Cantrell The vast majority of Americans love sport, many can even be seen going to extremes.  This elevates them to the status of super-fan.  Sport may appear [...]
About the International Coalition Calls Every first Thursday of the month, the Secular Policy Institute holds an international coordinating call for its 300 members to discuss the future of the secular movement. Call for July 2, 2015 Here's the latest [...]
The weekly report on research and demographics of the secular movement by Julie Esris Recently, The Atheist ExperienceÔÇÖs Matt Dillahunty appeared in a YouTube video to relate his story of deconversion from Christianity to atheism to a group of non-believers [...]
The weekly report on US and International policy by Edwina Rogers Sign-On Letter Opportunity: Uganda Non-Governmental Organizations Restrictions Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Uganda are facing trouble as a new bill about to be passed in Parliament will make virtually all NGO decisions [...]
Like 33 per cent of British Muslims do, I once supported the idea of a caliphate based upon sharia law. But the debate has now become polarised and poisonous. Anjem Choudary, BritainÔÇÖs loudest Islamist extremist, has finally been remanded in [...]
Is it possible that evolutionary theory can explain how the U.S. came to have the highest levels of child poverty and economic inequality of any developed nation? I think it can. It also can help us evolve a more nurturing [...]
The weekly report on the SPI Coalition by Julie Esris A Muslim school in the UK has banned students from socializing with "outsiders". Who has taken steps and informed the Department for Education (DfE) about this unacceptable situation? SPI Coalition Member National Secular [...]
The Weekly SPI Fellows Update by Julie Esris Secular Policy Institute is proud to welcome two new fellows: John Joseph Kisakye is a professor of biology at the College of Natural Sciences at Makerere University in Uganda. He holds multiple [...]
The weekly report on research and demographics of the secular movement by Julie Esris Lincoln High School of Tallahassee, Florida made the news this week when Principal Allen Burch cancelled the summer reading assignment, Mark HaddonÔÇÖs 2003 novel, The Curious [...]
The weekly report on US and International policy by Edwina Rogers ┬á┬á South Carolina: Potential New Sexuality Education Curriculum Sparks Debate During a Charleston County School Board committee meeting in early July 2015, discussion about potentially changing the districtÔÇÖs sexuality [...]
